Volunteer-driven community food bank founded by Angela Torres in spring 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic to support families in the Bronx. The operation began delivering fresh produce from Throggs Community Church, moved to a pop-up at First Schuyler Presbyterian Church, and established a permanent home at St. Benedict's Church. The alliance utilizes donations from local businesses to fight hunger and serves neighbors with dignity, compassion, and respect. In addition to the Throggs Neck location, they operate a second pantry site in Soundview and host community events beyond food distribution.

Community-run food pantry providing free groceries (fresh produce and pantry staples), with occasional prepared meals. Operates in an outdoor community space on the St. Benedict's Church campus in Throggs Neck.

Emergency food pantry operated by Cardinal McCloskey Community Services (Family Outreach) providing free groceries to Bronx residents. Referral may be required; call in advance to confirm availability and intake process.

Client‑choice, supermarket‑style food pantry distributing free, fresh, and well‑balanced groceries. Uses an appointment system to minimize waiting while allowing walk‑in on‑site registration. https://edmnyc.org/supermarket-pantry/ Delivery Now Available! Fresh groceries, delivered right to your door — at no cost to you. This service is especially designed for: Expectant mothers and new parents (pregnant or with a newborn up to 2 months old), Elderly residents (65+), and Homebound or disabled individuals

We do not take reservations. Patrons stand in line and are eventually given a number. First come, first served.

Alternating week distributions based off last name.

The number for the church is 718-320-0518. Callers are encouraged to leave a message.

Food distribution run by MUNA Social Services’ Nourish program at Westchester Square Masjid al‑Aqsa, offering culturally appropriate groceries — including halal items and fresh produce — to community members on a twice‑monthly schedule.

families should come closer to 11, no need to join lines the bags are pre pack A Hindu cultural organization that provides food assistance and spiritual teachings to needy individuals and families in the Bronx. The organization aims to alleviate hunger and clothing insecurity by offering a reliable and welcoming resource where individuals and families can access nutritious food. They also distribute school supplies.

The types of meals differ by center and range from grab-and-go to in-person, using a reservation system. Please contact your JASA Older Adult Center (phone number 718.320.2066) before arriving in person. JASA Older Adult Centers will be providing hot daily meals to be eaten on site, if you need a to go meal, some JASA sites will provide you with a Grab and Go meal, as per the Department for the Aging's (DFTA) directives. If you have not registered with one of JASA's Older Adult Centers in the past but would like to receive meals, please call the JASA Older Adult Center